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"Up All Night" is really fun, "Evaline" is beautiful, and "Polaroids and Red Wine" might beat out Ted Leo's "One Polaroid A Day" for the best Polaroid-related song released last month.
Baltiblogs Al 2010
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"Up All Night" is really fun, "Evaline" is beautiful, and "Polaroids and Red Wine" might beat out Ted Leo's "One Polaroid A Day" for the best Polaroid-related song released last month.
Baltiblogs Al 2010
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"Evaline," she called, "when you get through your work come down here where I'm minding Freddie, wont you?
A Missionary Twig Emma L. Burnett
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Princesses Celeste, Goldie, Ruth, Evaline, and Violet will continue on to the next test.
Violet Eyes DEBBIE VIGUIË 2010
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“Then go,” the queen said, standing aside to let Evaline pass.
Violet Eyes DEBBIE VIGUIË 2010
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“Then go,” the queen said, standing aside to let Evaline pass.
Violet Eyes DEBBIE VIGUIË 2010
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The next morning Violet waited anxiously with Goldie, Celeste, Ruth, and Evaline in a small room in the castle.
Violet Eyes DEBBIE VIGUIË 2010
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Princesses Celeste, Goldie, Ruth, Evaline, and Violet will continue on to the next test.
Violet Eyes DEBBIE VIGUIË 2010
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The next morning Violet waited anxiously with Goldie, Celeste, Ruth, and Evaline in a small room in the castle.
Violet Eyes DEBBIE VIGUIË 2010
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If I've got the right David Armstrong on the 1900 census, and I believe I do, then his parents were Era Armstrong of New York and Evaline Edwards of England.
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